@Shaun Hood, as others have mentioned, Pentagon Federal Credit Union is the place to go.

We plan on house hacking the bottom unit while we do the repairs and within the next year or so, purchasing another multi-family property to wash, rinse & repeat.Financing was done through Navy Federal Credit Union, where we were able to put down 15% on a 30yr conventional @ 4.5% interest rate - with closing costs, we're looking bringing ~15k cash to the table.   

Filing: You will claim the income on your 2019 state and federal income tax returns.

Will you loose sleep if the market overreacts to a .25 basis point move by the federal reserve?

I found out the hard way that if you are literally within 100 miles of a property you already own, then FHA will NOT give you a loan.Here's what you can do.Wait until you get to your next duty station and then use the fha loan  orGet a loan through Navy Federal Credit Union (You do not have to be in the Navy, you simply need to be on active duty in any branch of the military or honorably discharged)....yes they will let you go zero down with no PMI and you can use it while you have a VA loan in place.

There are legal reasons to form an LLC, and then there are tax reasons.A single-member LLC is by default taxed as a "disregarded entity" at the federal level. 

Some things to be aware in the Harrisburg area that has some realtors talking is the new federal courthouse that is being built on the corner of 7th and Reily St. 

Are you taking depreciation in your schedule E federal income tax form?

Navy federal will not lend on anything larger than a duplex.

Edward,Hard money lender, Private money lender, Public/private tax credit money (state/federal/town).